Day 1: Palma a Cabrera
Our dream week begins in Palma de Mallorca, the capital of the Balearic Islands. The city offers the opportunity to have breakfast in one of the many restaurants or do some last-minute shopping. Don’t forget to stroll through the Palma Cathedral, the emblem of the city, and enjoy panoramic views of the Bay of Palma.
We set sail at 10:00 a.m. heading to the Cabrera archipelago, south of Mallorca. Along the way, we’ll make a stop at Es Trenc, one of the best beaches in Mallorca where you can enjoy its white sand and turquoise waters. It is highly recommended to snorkel, as the marine life in the turquoise waters of Es Trenc is wonderful. In the afternoon, the crew will head to the island of Cabrera. Cabrera in Mallorca is declared a maritime-terrestrial National Park, an idyllic setting for those seeking to disconnect from routine.
Day 2: Cabrera a Portocolom
We wake up in the calm waters of Cabrera today. Cabrera Island is the perfect place to have fun with the water toys available on our charter yachts in Mallorca. Among them, the Seabob or the Anti-jellyfish Pool stand out. After a peaceful and fun morning, the crew will set sail towards Portocolom, east of Mallorca.
En route, depending on the wind and waves, the crew will make their first stop at Caló des Moro, the best cove in Mallorca according to experts. Caló des Moro is a Balearic gem with crystal-clear waters and white sand. Its views are simply spectacular. In the afternoon, we will head to Portocolom where we will spend our second night. Portocolom is a coastal village with beautiful corners, such as its old town.
Day 3: Portocolom a Pollença
After spending the night in Portocolom, we will set sail towards Pollensa, located in the north of the island of Mallorca. Pollensa is a charming village in Mallorca known for its cobbled streets, picturesque squares, and panoramic views of the Sierra de la Tramuntana mountains.
On the way to Pollensa, we will make our first stop at Playa del Muro, in the north of Mallorca. At Playa de Muro, we will enjoy the contrast between golden sand and crystal-clear waters. Additionally, its vastness makes it a perfect place for water sports such as Seabob, Paddle, or E-Foil.
Our second stop of the day will be at Cap Formentor, in Cala Formentor, near Port de Pollença. Cap Formentor is a natural gem of Mallorca. Its steep cliffs, turquoise waters, and panoramic views make Cala Formentor one of the most beautiful coves in Mallorca. If the wind and waves permit, we will anchor in Cap Formentor for the night, where we can enjoy the peace and tranquility of the surroundings.
Day 4: Cap Formentor a Port de Soller
After enjoying a delicious breakfast on board, the crew will set sail towards Port de Soller, west of Mallorca. Port de Soller is a charming village, a perfect blend of tradition and modernity in a maritime setting.
The first stop of the day will be at the spectacular Cala de Sa Calobra, northwest of Mallorca. Cala de Sa Calobra is a paradisiacal spot with a combination of natural beauty and crystal-clear waters that make it a unique corner in the Mediterranean. It is highly recommended to go paddlesurfing in Cala de Sa Calobra.
Our second stop will be at Cala Tuent, where we can enjoy spectacular landscapes of the Sierra de la Tramuntana and the tranquility to play with our water toys on board our yachts in charter in Mallorca. Cala Tuent is a cove surrounded by lush forests, steep hills, and crystal-clear waters. Cala Tuent is an exclusive gem perfect for enjoying by boat.
To end the day, we will sail to Port de Soller, where we will spend the night
Day 5: Port de Soller a Port d’Andratx
We will depart from Port de Soller in the morning and make a stop at Cala Deia. In Cala Deia, you’ll find one of the most sought-after restaurants in Mallorca. Cala Deia is a hidden gem with turquoise waters. It is the perfect cove to escape the crowds and connect with nature. After a swim in Cala Deia, we will head to Sa Foradada.
In Sa Foradada, you can enjoy its turquoise waters and impressive views of the Sierra de la Tramuntana. Sa Foradada by yacht is the idyllic setting for a dream vacation. Due to the difficult road or on-foot access, Sa Foradada has become an almost exclusive cove for yachts.
Finally, we will head to Port d’Andratx where we will spend our last night on board. The fishing village of Port d’Andratx is located in the southwest of the island of Mallorca. There, you can enjoy the village’s life, its high-quality restaurants, and its atmosphere.
Day 6: Port d’Andratx a Palma de Mallorca
In the morning, we will go to the beautiful Cala Llamp, a cove where peace prevails. In Cala Llamp, we can enjoy our water toys, such as the Anti-jellyfish Pool, in its crystal-clear waters. Also, enjoy the marine richness of Cala Llamp by snorkeling.
Our second stop will be at Playa de Portals Nous, next to the famous Puerto Portals. Playa de Portals Nous will be our last stop before returning to Palma de Mallorca. At Playa de Portals Nous, you can enjoy unique views.
And after this stop, we will head to Palma de Mallorca, where this six-day adventure will conclude.
